HP VMA-series Memory Arrays - Manual (Page 237)

AM456-9026A HP VMA SAN Gateway User’s Guide 237
array-psu-state State Change State An Array has changed
state regarding one or
both of the Power
Supply Units. A true or
false value for psuA
and psuB specifies
whether the old / new
values are different.
The PSU state can be:
Absent, ON, or OFF. Check the power
source to the Array
power supplies. High /
Low
array-raid-rebuild State Change 0 or 1 An Array has changed
state regarding VIMM
RAID group rebuild. A
new value of 1
specifies that a RAID
rebuild is in progress
and that performance
will be affected. A new
value of 0 specifies
that the RAID rebuild
has completed. If the new value is
1, check the Array
alarms for a failed
VIMM and contact
HP support for a
possible
replacement. Medium
chassis-temperature-
high 75 Celsius Temperature inside an
Array chassis has
exceeded normal
operating range Check airflow and
operating
environment. High
chassis-temperature-
ok 70 Celsius Temperature inside a
Array chassis has
dropped into normal
operating range Nothing. Low
cpu-util-high 98 Percent A HP VMA SAN
Gateway has detected
that a CPU has
exceeded utilization
above the threshold
level Please contact HP
customer support if
this situation
continues and the
system is not under
full data traffic load. Low
disk-io-high 5120 KBytes /
sec The internal disk on a
HP VMA SAN
Gateway has crossed a
threshold for
performing too many I/
O’s per second. If the system is not
under data traffic
load, please contact
HP customer
support. Low
disk-space-low 0 Percent
Free A HP VMA SAN
Gateway disk space
has crossed the
threshold of percent of
bytes free. Please contact HP
customer support. Medium
Trap Name Threshold Value Unit Description Solution Sev.